# Aijency > Aijency puts an AI sales agent, Aijent, on your website. It qualifies every visitor in conversation, books the meeting into your calendar, and updates your CRM, 24 hours a day. Aijent engages visitors in natural conversation and runs BANT qualification (budget, authority, need, timeline). When someone qualifies it offers real times from your calendar, verifies the email, creates the Zoom, Teams or Google Meet link and sends the invite. The contact, the conversation and the qualification outcome are written to your CRM automatically. It integrates with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho, and all four are included on every plan. Setup is a checklist rather than a project: sign up, answer a few questions, let it crawl your site, connect your calendar and CRM, then paste one line of code. Around 8 minutes end to end, with no developer and no onboarding fee. Aijency is built by Arch Aijency, an independent Australian company with no outside investors. Customer data is stored in Australia and conversations are never used to train an AI model. ## Pricing All prices AUD, per month, excluding GST where applicable. - Starter: $199 for 200 conversations a month, 1 domain, 50 knowledge base documents. Includes a 14 day free trial, no credit card. - Growth: $449 for 500 conversations a month, 3 domains, 100 knowledge base documents. Takes a card at signup. - Pro: $899 for 1,250 conversations a month, unlimited domains, 250 knowledge base documents. Takes a card at signup. - Aijent Relay: $99 for 200 conversations a month. A separate product for businesses with no CRM. Includes a 14 day free trial. ## Product pages - [Home](/): What Aijent is and how it works. - [Why Aijent](/why-aijent): The case for an AI sales agent that books meetings rather than answering questions. - [Features](/features): Every capability: setup, conversation, knowledge, calendar, booking, CRM, analytics. - [Book Meetings](/book-meetings): Aijent offers real times from your calendar, verifies the email and sends the invite in-chat. - [Drive Signups](/drive-signups): For businesses that take signups rather than meetings. Qualified visitors are routed to your trial or quote form. - [Visitor Screening](/visitor-screening): Two setup questions teach your Aijent who is worth your time. Screens on who someone is, never on how they behave. - [SureGate](/suregate): You write the qualification rules. Aijent applies them in conversation and returns Go, Review or No-go. - [Aijent Relay](/relay): The separate product for businesses with no CRM. Answers around the clock and hands the enquiry to a person. - [Security](/security): Data stays in Australia, conversations never train a model, every customer is walled off from every other. - [Pricing](/pricing): Starter, Growth and Pro, priced by conversation volume. - [Book a Demo](/demo): Book by talking to Aijent itself. It qualifies you and sends the invite on the page. ## Comparisons - [Aijent vs Qualified (Piper)](/compare/qualified): Qualified belongs to Salesforce and is folding into Agentforce. Aijent is independent, writes to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or Zoho, and is live in minutes from $199 a month. - [Aijent vs Intercom Fin](/compare/intercom): Fin for Sales bills per qualified lead and books through a separate scheduler. Aijent includes conversations in a flat tier and creates the meeting itself. From $199 a month. - [Aijent vs Drift](/compare/drift): Salesloft is sunsetting Drift and refers clients to 1mind. Aijent is independent, published, self-serve, and live in minutes from $199 a month. - [Aijent vs 1mind](/compare/1mind): 1mind is where Salesloft sends Drift customers. Their team updates your agent; with Aijent you do it yourself, on any of four CRMs, from $199 a month with a 14-day trial. ## CRM pages - [HubSpot and Aijent](/hubspot-aijent): How Aijent compares to and works with HubSpot Breeze. - [Salesforce and Aijent](/salesforce-aijent): How Aijent compares to and works with Salesforce Agentforce. - [Pipedrive and Aijent](/pipedrive-aijent): How Aijent compares to and works with the Pipedrive chatbot. - [Zoho and Aijent](/zoho-aijent): How Aijent compares to and works with Zoho Zia and SalesIQ. ## Company - [About](/about): Arch Aijency, an independent Australian company with no outside investors. - [Customers](/customers): What operators say after putting Aijent in front of their own traffic. - [Roadmap](/roadmap): What is shipping next. Anyone can vote or suggest, no sign-up required. - [Contact](/contact): Book a demo, get account help, or request security documentation. - [Help Centre](/help): Setup guides and product documentation. - [Privacy](/legal/privacy): What we collect, where it is stored, and how long it is kept. - [Terms](/legal/terms): Terms of service. - [Sub-processors](/legal/sub-processors): Every third party that touches customer data. ## Articles - [The $60,000 Question: What AI Sales Agents Actually Cost in 2026](/blog/what-ai-sales-agents-cost): The market leader will not quote a number until your third meeting. The affordable one bills you every time it works. Here is what the whole stack actually costs. - [Salesforce Just Bought Your Shortlist. What Happens to Everyone Else?](/blog/salesforce-bought-your-shortlist): Drift, Qualified and Intercom were the shortlist. They are now sunset, acquired and being acquired. Here is what that means for everyone the roll-up left behind. - [Drift Is Being Sunset. Here's Your 30-Minute Exit Plan](/blog/drift-sunset-exit-plan): Salesloft is winding Drift down and referring its customers to a successor most of them never evaluated. Here is how to move your website conversations in an afternoon. - [Your 'AI Chatbot' Is a Flowchart. Your Buyers Figured It Out in Two Messages](/blog/your-ai-chatbot-is-a-flowchart): Most business chatbots are decision trees wearing an AI badge, and visitors work it out almost immediately. Here is the test that tells the two apart. - [Booking Links Are Where Hot Leads Go Cold](/blog/booking-links-kill-hot-leads): There is a precise moment when most website leads die: the handoff to a scheduling link. Every extra tab sheds intent. - [Live in Minutes vs Live in Quarters: What 'Implementation' Is Really Selling You](/blog/live-in-minutes-vs-live-in-quarters): Time to live ranges from minutes to months, and the gap is not product complexity. It is the business model behind the invoice. - [HubSpot Doesn't Have an Inbound AI Sales Agent. We Read the Docs So You Don't Have To](/blog/hubspot-inbound-ai-sales-agent): HubSpot's own documentation says it plainly: Breeze does support, prospecting and copilot. None of them is an inbound sales agent on your website. - [The Success Tax: The Pricing Model That Punishes You for Growing](/blog/the-success-tax): A fee every time the AI qualifies a lead turns your best month into your biggest bill. Here is the maths on the pricing model that punishes growth. - [GO, REVIEW, NO-GO: Why Your Website Needs a Door Policy](/blog/go-review-no-go-door-policy): Every serious business screens who it takes on, then runs a website that treats every visitor the same. Here is how to write the door policy yourself. - [The Real Cost of a Bad Meeting: A Worked Example](/blog/the-real-cost-of-a-bad-meeting): Everyone agrees unqualified demos are annoying. Almost nobody costs them. Here is one, line by line. - [We Built an AI That Says No to Prospects. On Purpose.](/blog/we-built-an-ai-that-says-no): Every AI sales product is optimised to let more people in. We built one that is proud of who it turns away, warmly, with nothing lost. - [Why We Publish Our Pricing (and Our Competitors' Best Features)](/blog/why-we-publish-our-pricing): Our comparison table lists the rows where competitors beat us, with sources. Our price is printed on the page. Transparency only works if the product survives it. ## Notes - Canonical host is https://aijency.ai. Every page is server rendered, so the full text is in the HTML without running JavaScript. - The sitemap is at /sitemap.xml, and the help centre keeps its own at /help/sitemap.xml. - Aijent is the product. Aijency is the company that makes it. Aijent Relay is a separate, cheaper product for businesses with no CRM.